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- Someone could send the user instructions to deactivate all those safety barriers to read the malware on any nix system. You and I know better but the novice on linux doesn't. I use win2k without a AV package. I don't get infected because I watch where I step. It is the users lack of experience that is the greatist security threat. The last virus I got was a boot sector virus on DOS 6.22.
- Posted by: osreinstall Posted on: 11/01/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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